What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Hammer67]

A simple #15 single blade today.

 

[Peregrin]

Fox Livri in M390 and Ziricote, with a pocket slip I got from a fellow in Ukraine. The Livri is one of the "out of the box" sharpest knives I've ever purchased.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Only been carrying the Schrade since I got it back last week!

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Is that a 175?

What happened to the Genuine Dupont Delrin?

(Congrats! It’s beautiful)

Rufus1949 I like many Queen knives notably the D2 ones but one must be selective, lot of the final years' output was to be steered well clear of- badly made, often ugly and overpriced. Current prices of the decent stuff have taken off which in some ways is unfortunate (as there are gaps in my needs...)

Regards, Will

“As there are gaps in my needs”
I love the way you define our … affliction, my friend!

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Cool photo

This iteration of the 48 with the warncliff has become my favorite pattern

I don’t have any GEC 48s, or Charlie’s Diamond Jacks, or any Wharncliffes, now that I think about it. But I do have most variations of what Schrade called their Serpentine Jack. Like you, I love the pattern, and had um… gaps in my needs.

Well, this was an oddly challenging day, but I did have a surprisingly nice knife in my pocket.
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A good knife helps when things get challenging. Or odd. Or both!

Two of the favourites on a blizzard day -14c

Yeah, I can see why. I once got my grubby paws on Harry’s Farmer Jack, so I can see why you love it.

Good morning everyone. Gathering of friends last nite. A slow morning with a touch of the Bourbonic plaque.
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Now, I distinctly remember warning you what can happen when you have “no appointments, no plans”!

hi sorry if this is not the place to mention but i have a keith moorby knife, is it a collectable piece? regards

Welcome, new guy.
Check out this thread about Keith Moorby/manager at Taylor’s Eye Witness Knives in England…

I am in need of a bit of help!!

Hi all over in the US, my question is about an English maker. The chaps name is Keith Moorby, he also made the knives for a company called "Stud Custom", i met him the other day. One of the British Blades.Com members works for one of the few companies left making knives and we had a tour of his...

www.bladeforums.com

 

[Modoc ED]

Woke up to snow again this morning. Already been out to shovel. Have Bunny #525 in my keys pocket and am also carrying the red Bull Nose. Was going to go to town but will probably hold off on that.

 

[kyhunt]

Another dental appointment day for my daughter. Just thought the 18 felt right this morning.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Schrade Walden 294 Serpy Jack in Delrin, and High Carbon Cattle in very worn, but so far solid bone. And a walnut left on my plant stand/knife posing spot by a tree rat. He probably got distracted by Manny trying to eat him. on the glider on which I often sit when it’s warm out.

For fun, I have this for you all.
Some bureaucrat in our county or state government must have gone to Europe or New Jersey, or some other crowded place, and thought they would make us more sophisticated by installing suicide circles on some of our country roads.
This is what happens.

 

[Rufus1949]

Is that a 175?

What happened to the Genuine Dupont Delrin?

(Congrats! It’s beautiful)


“As there are gaps in my needs”
I love the way you define our … affliction, my friend!


Cool photo

I don’t have any GEC 48s, or Charlie’s Diamond Jacks, or any Wharncliffes, now that I think about it. But I do have most variations of what Schrade called their Serpentine Jack. Like you, I love the pattern, and had um… gaps in my needs.

A good knife helps when things get challenging. Or odd. Or both!

Yeah, I can see why. I once got my grubby paws on Harry’s Farmer Jack, so I can see why you love it.

Now, I distinctly remember warning you what can happen when you have “no appointments, no plans”!


Welcome, new guy.
Check out this thread about Keith Moorby/manager at Taylor’s Eye Witness Knives in England…

I am in need of a bit of help!!

Hi all over in the US, my question is about an English maker. The chaps name is Keith Moorby, he also made the knives for a company called "Stud Custom", i met him the other day. One of the British Blades.Com members works for one of the few companies left making knives and we had a tour of his...

www.bladeforums.com

My mother always said I had to learn the hard way.
Nice combo Jeff.
I love circles..closest I get to NASCAR racing.

 

[DirtDawg]

Two of the favourites on a blizzard day -14c

Luvin' that Queen.

 

[Amir Fleschwund]

Hey Rufus1949 ~

I found a video of you!

 

[Rufus1949]

Hey Rufus1949 ~

I found a video of you!

Lol ....I think I recognize that circle Jeff.

 

[rcs86]

Is that a 175?

What happened to the Genuine Dupont Delrin?

(Congrats! It’s beautiful)

Thanks, Jeff! It is indeed a 175. My dad gave me two of them, both had some crumbly delrin haha. I posted the before and after in the Glennbad thread if you want to check it out!

 

[Jack Black]

Case/Bose Wilfred Hunter...

And, this morning's visitor...

Great pics

Case and Northfield Tuesday.

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Fine-looking pair Mr P

Because this is not a traditional maker I know...can this be a lamb?
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Might be a worn Sheepsfoot, or even a worn Spear Bob, but it certainly looks like a Lambsfoot. Who is the maker

Great pair fot the day Jack!!!!

Thanks buddy

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

 

[Rufus1949]

Great pics

Fine-looking pair Mr P

Might be a worn Sheepsfoot, or even a worn Spear Bob, but it certainly looks like a Lambsfoot. Who is the maker

Thanks buddy

Hi Jack,
Knife is made in England. They call it a lambsfoot, but others have mislabeled them in the past...so was just checking.
Thanks,
Bob

 

[Bloefield]

Schrade LB5

 

[SteveC]

Have a good day everyone

Nice pair jack !

Two of the favourites on a blizzard day -14c

Very nice Will !

Been on a mini trapper kick as of late. Really is a great pattern. Kind of easy to do when your buddy finds out your taking an interest and sends you a couple out of the blue. Got my personal favorite stag dam lamb in the other pocket.

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Another fine pair !

Schrade Walden 294 Serpy Jack in Delrin, and High Carbon Cattle in very worn, but so far solid bone. And a walnut left on my plant stand/knife posing spot by a tree rat. He probably got distracted by Manny trying to eat him.View attachment 2107342View attachment 2107343 on the glider on which I often sit when it’s warm out.

For fun, I have this for you all.
Some bureaucrat in our county or state government must have gone to Europe or New Jersey, or some other crowded place, and thought they would make us more sophisticated by installing suicide circles on some of our country roads.
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A couple of HOK's Jeff !

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Lovely pictures !

 

[SteveC]

Buffalo Lamb and a SW 293

 

[Corto_Malt]

Have a nice day

 

[Rufus1949]

Buffalo Lamb and a SW 293

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Nice Steve...nice to see the Schrades coming out to play.
Bob

 

[Jack Black]

Hi Jack,
Knife is made by Willslock Forge in England. They call it a lambsfoot, but others have mislabeled the past...so was just checking.
Thanks,
Bob

Thanks Bob, I'd never heard of them. I just had a look at their site, asking a lot of money! The blade profile looks somewhat different in this pic, with a wider blade, and a blockier nose than you'd expect on a Lambsfoot. It's worth noting that the Lambsfoot wasn't available to Vikings and Anglo-Saxons In Sheffield, where the Lambsfoot originates, cutlers use the same stamping tools they've used for generations, whereas this is an interpretation made by someone who may have limited familiarity with the pattern, and what makes it so useful. Interesting knives though